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Analysing the place of the criminal cartel offence in the regulatory landscape of anti-cartel enforcement in the UK: more change needed? 

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Available at: https://theses.ncl.ac.uk/jspui/handle/10443/4761  

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The ECN+ Directive, Successive Liability and Mergers: an unintended source of leniency applications? 

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(2024) E.C.L.R. 45(7)

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A Hypothetical Hermés Case: a preliminary antitrust thought experiment by a luxury handbag lover

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(2024) SSRN

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Declining Leniency Applications, Third Party Damages Claims and Liability Insurance: rebalancing the decision to apply for leninecy

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(2021) SSRN

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Incentivising Compliance with Competition Law: could insurance be the answer?

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(2021) 42(4) E.C.L.R. 177

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Profressional Rugby Union: through the antitrust looking glass

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(2015) 11(1) Competition Law Review 41

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Dr Beverley Williamson is an independent, self-employed barrister regulated by the Bar Standards Board. Dr Beverley Williamson is a member of Kings Chambers, but operates as an individual practitioner. You can verify her regulatory status on the BSB Barristers' Register.

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